This focused and concise book was written for cancer caregivers who are responsible for helping children understand what a cancer diagnosis means for a loved one or for themselves. In short and direct language, it offers guidance and resources (both references and internet links) for communicating and taking action in five areas:

Sharing the News

Managing the Impact for Children

When the Child is the Patient

Handling the Death of a Parent or Sibling

Other Resources for Caregivers Concerned About Children

If you’re pressed for time and need to know what to do on these topics, you can’t go wrong with this book. The references provided are comprehensive and will save you time and energy as you navigate through a challenging situation.

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